Epitaph and political notes from Yuma column
The item notes subscription rates, praises L C Hughes for governor, criticizes the San Francisco Examiner, debates silver and the Sherman act, and reports sentences for B C Brown and G W Brown. It discusses Nogales seeking county division, Nogales as a gateway to Sonora, and Arizona growth with Phoenix as example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Pima County
Negiles
Arizona
Sonora
Phoenix
Promine
Prescot
Neceas
Stay Away From San Juan Gold Craze Warns Sun
The Coconino Sun warns readers to avoid the San Juan gold craze after reports from returning parties show no gold yet found. Rich dirt pans contain ore but no value, and extracting bed rock requires capital to control river water, lumber, and labor. The venture appears unlikely to yield even a fraction of a cent on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Coconino Sun
Sun
San Juan gold reports questioned by Dan Hennessy
A letter from Dan Hennessy of Flagstaff to A W Smith in Tombstone casts doubt on San Juan gold excitement. He says travelers report no gold panned yet and that river bars extend 55 miles with speculators hoping for an eastern tenderfoot harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Smith
Dan Hennessy
San Juan
Tombstone
Examiner
Local residents and travelers logged in Tombstone area
Tuesday notes list Mark Ezekiela, Willard Richards at the Palace and D Twomey, Ed Whalock at Cochise. R W Wood and son Richard enjoy Hermosillo, J A Laster on San Jose, C N Thomas at Willcox awaiting gold news. Several officials, shipping from Guaymas, and social events including a New Year masquerade and Presbyterian Christmas fête.
Foreign Notes of Interest Heads and Had Inventions
The item notes a steel sailing vessel launched at Geeste munde, 52 feet long 4534 feet wide 2435 feet deep, and tons burden. It mentions Vienna’s winter pipe bursting term Hochquellen 1 wamerlieferungsrohrenfatalitaten. It also reports the Grand Medical Council of England mandating extended study for medical students and the Church of the Sacred Heart in Paris costing over 24,000,000 francs with 5,000,000 more needed to finish. Accompixe to the National Zeitang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Geestemunde
Vienna
Cow Story at Montezuma Hotel in Nogales Goes Viral
An eyewitness recounts a Sunday night incident at the Montezuma Hotel where guests heard noise from the ground floor to the top as intoxicated revelers returned from a banquet. A cow appeared at an open window at the end of the hall, chewing cud contentedly, becoming a memorable scene for all present. The tale is presented as remarkable and vouched for by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Montezuma Hotel
Nuise
Ataira
Beya
Ea Ie Haei
Hous
Terra
Personal particulars and oddities from news clippings
Extracts describe Maurns of Paterson smoking one hundred cigarett es on a bet, a Me party suggestion by Mr Moony, Annie Louise Cary Raymond summering at the Atlantic house in Searhorn Maine, ministers E W Jones and E K Jones from Galesburg Illinois preaching in the same town, a Kentucky man Ross Skaggs described as the largest map in Kentucky with immense weight and measurements, and a pre paid outfit offer for energetic men with sales income claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurns
Paterson
X. J
Moony
Atlantic House
Searhorn
Annie Louise Cary Raymond
W. Joes
Efie K Jones
Sehow
Galesburg
Kentucky
Ross Skaggs
Lawrence County
Iity
Cattle brands flood local notice in Ertrain issue
List of cattle brands and owner names across several Arizona ranges. Names include John H. Slaughter I, Richard son, Ott White, Sullivan Baker, W Morris, J Montz, DunSHEE & Metcalf, Batterm an, H Whitchek, Chiricahua Cattle Co, Renaud, W B Taylor & Co. Brands cover left hip, left side, right hip, left shoulder and other placements with various symbols and cross references. Multiple ranches cited in Tombstone, Wilcox, Apache Springs, Sulphur Springs Valley, Dragoon and Huachuca Mountains areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byone Bros. Postodive Wilcox
Ane
Proecrae
Dunshee & Metcalf
Tombstone
Kange
Huachuca
Chiricahua Cattle CO
Chiricahua
Dragoon
Bonita
Itabara
Cate Branc
Diamond J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tux
Jeffersonian Democratic Club of
Yuma
L.C. Hughes
San Francico Examiner
B.C Brown
GW. Brown
Sloan
The
Mark Ezekiela and
Willard Richards
D. Twomey and
Ed Whalock
Cochise
R. W. Wood
Richard
Hermosillo
A. B. Shultz
J. A. Laster
M. M. O'Gorman
San Jove
C.N. Thomas
Willcox
Tom Smith
Huachucs Siding
Gusymas
George Bryan
Board of Supervisors
George Peck
Butte
Montana
Pioneer
Gila County
Jack Newm Nan
Shloridera
Henry Cook
Chiricahua Mountain
A. T. Jones
Bastian
Palace Hotel
Walter Beil
Sherif Brockman
Tucson
Prescott
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Sunday School
Guaymas
Fairbank Ayinas
Ft. Huschues
Cer
J. M. Tonkins
Bisbee
Cranz Brothers
Lower
California
Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Pittsburgh
Draggiste and Counry
P.O. Box
TS1
New York
Tombstone Daily
Cochise County
Ndependent
Cattle Brands
Carry Prospector
John H. Slaughter
I. Mo Richardson
Postoffice Des Cabesas
Ariz
Apache Springs
Vais
Los
Hoetir
Tombatone Ari Range
So Valley
Grule
Taft
Postottice
Teviston
Axia
San Suneva Ley
Sullivan
BAKER
Reston
Wilco
Exie Cattle CO
Postoffice
Bisbee Ariz Range
South End Sulphur Spring Valley
W. Morris
Rockfeli Low & Servos
Ruscattie 2D
A. Bauer
Oak Grove
Re. Bcaley
Wilcox Ariz KaigeSilesast
Tomtatgae
Cattie
J. Montz
Pouolice
Tomtetane
Renaud
Powers
A. T. Valley
Rucker Canyon
San Simon
Teese
W. B. Taylor & Co
D. Chamberlain & CO
Dex
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